Administrative and public law
Proceedings against the State and against public bodies follow their own rules. They are heard by the administrative bench, they are subject to short and strictly applied time limits, and a preliminary administrative appeal is usually required before the court can hear the case.
Our work includes
- Public procurement: tender documents, challenges to award decisions, and disputes under public contracts
- Administrative contracts and concessions
- Public-private partnerships
- Regulatory licenses and permits, and challenges to their refusal, suspension or withdrawal
- Expropriation for public purposes, and compensation
- Actions for annulment of administrative decisions, and claims for damages against public bodies
- Tax disputes, from the administrative claim through the courts
- Customs disputes and penalties
- Proceedings before the administrative bench of the Supreme Court
Time limits in administrative proceedings are short and are applied strictly. A client who intends to challenge a decision should get legal advice as soon as the decision is served, and before taking any step that might be read as accepting it.
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Enonchong Chambers meets with clients at its offices at 305 rue Alfred Saker in Akwa, Douala, and by video call. Correspondence in English or French is answered in the language it was written in.